EVESHAM United will hope to see off Newcastle Town in a home replay after drawing 1-1 in the preliminary round of the FA Cup.
The hosts took the lead on nine minutes through Jordan Cole after he pounced on a ball over the top of Evesham’s defence.
Midfielder Matt Liddiard scored his third in three games to equalise in the 22nd minute with a shot from the edge of the box after a lay-off from Bradley Gray.
Evesham had a chance to take the lead when Carl Brown was brought down by the keeper, but Matt Williams’ penalty was saved.
In the second half, Lorcan Sheehan hit the bar with a 20-yard strike and Kevin Sawyer made a superb save to deny Newcastle.
Evesham controlled the game for large portions but a lack of cutting edge means the tie will be replayed at the Jubilee Stadium on Wednesday (7.45pm).
Westfields also earned a home replay on Wednesday (7.45pm) after Ben Hayes’ effort was cancelled out by Kyle Brady in a 1-1 draw at AFC Wulfrunians.
But Bromsgrove Sporting were knocked out of the competition following a 4-3 defeat to Coleshill at the Victoria Ground.
Max Loveridge gave Sporting a 3-2 lead three minutes into the second half after Jordan Jones and Liam Spink netted.
But goals from Dean Rathbone and ex-Sporting player Liam Molesworth put the away side through.
In the Southern League Premier Division, Lee Togwell’s effort on the stroke of half-time saw Slough Town come away with all three points from Hereford.
Andi Thanoj, Dior Angus and Spencer Weir-Daley got on the scoresheet as Redditch ran out 3-1 winners at Farnborough.
Malvern Town remain top of West Midlands League Premier Division after thrashing Dudley Sports 4-0.
Jay Sauntson, Matt Turner, Kyonn Evans and Shaun Smith netted as Les Jones’ men registered their fourth league win on the bounce.
Pershore Town continued their goal-scoring form as they beat visitors Uttoxeter Town in Midland League Division One 3-0.
Littleton lost 1-0 at Chelmsley Town, while Droitwich Spa were held to a 1-1 draw at Coton Green in Division Two.
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